Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1887-06-20


H A. Folsom has moved his store and
delivery room one door north of the rooms
formerly occupied by him a. grocery and
market. The new room il nicely fitted up,
cleanly and convenient and makes a nice
store He has put in lot of fresh grOc-
cries. canned goods, etc. and has things
in apple-pie order. Go in and see him
Had" has always been an accommodate
ing man. and has run the meat business
well. He deserves patronage. He has
a. experienced butcher. and with his pres
ent facilities. without and within, can run
the meat business satisfactorily TO the
public.
We are ashamed that we gave the VIII
son All Star Ministries a complimentary
notice last week. Their entertainment
proved TO be a cheap and silly affair. In
this connection we want TO say what we
ought TO have said last week, that the en-
tertainment given here by Prof. Went
worth assisted by the Arclamena Club OF
Boston. was most excellent We were
necessarily absent. but all who attended
spoke most highly in praise of it. We
also wish 10 speak a word of praise of
the Boston Concert Company, which sang
here Saturday night and sings at the Land
ing tonight. 1t was an entertainment
which came fully up 10 1.-The bill" and all
lovers of good singing and good cOrnet
playing found a rich treat The singing
of Claude T. Amsden was remarkable, and
the playing of Hitchcock was most ex-
ceIlent The whole thing was respecta-
BILE and greatly enjoyed by all
East Albany
Patrick Ryan has had his pension in
creased by the government.
There will be Singing Convention at
East Albany on Tuesday and Wednesday
June 2s and %. under the direction of J.
| E. Chamberli. closing with concert
Wednesday evening. All singers cor
| daily invited and entertained free. Par
ticulars next week.
Barton landing
An effort is being made here TO raise
$500 with which TO repair the NJ. f.
| church.
Joshua Twombly OF Lowell. Mass, Is
making his annual visit here. c. Bart
lett and wife are home.
Rev. NJ. A. Gates and family go this
week TO the White Mountains for 8
months vacation. Yesterday morning
Mr.. Gates read from the pulpit fraternal
and cordial invitation from Rev. W. n
Roberts Of the Methodist church TO MIR
| Gates congregation To worship with
| them during the pastors absence, anC
/ the invitation will be as cordially accept
/ ed for the ensuing Sabbath, and for al
/ others, except as other arrangement:
/ have been made.
| BroN~ningIOn
/ Mrs. 0. Austin is better and rides out
Prayer meeting at Mr.. DenisCn's Thurs
day evening.
George Going has sold his interest il
the farm TO his mother.
Percy Dutton and wife are in town OIL
a visit-Mrs. Maxwell has gone to Cana
da on a visit
Stephen Burrows has his new hous
nearly completed. Austin & Dutton hav,
raised their big barn.
Mr.. Day Of New York, formerly of thi
town. has been hard sick in New York
He started to come here. but was no
able and stopped in Burlington.
Mrs. Thrasher fell and broke her arm
last Sunday Mrs ). S. Tinkham wa
| thrown from a carriage recently and quit
badly bruised.-Frank Lapierre recent
cut his foot.
Evansville.
Mrs. Randall starts to-day for Lowell
| Mass, on q visit
Tisdale Eddy is building new barn
He has the frame up.
Archelus Drown had a two-year-ol,
steer killed by lightning recently.
Mrs J NJ Randall intends starting to
day for Lowell and Boston, Mass, [,
visit friends.
Ed. Pierce's little daughter, Maudie
who hurt her eye with pencil last Feb.
has lost the sight in it.
Quarterly meeting here next Sunday al
80 O'Clock, Rev. s. Donaldson. P. E.
expected to be present.
Rufus Trip sold eight top buggies tn,
last week in May. Rufus is a good sales
man but very poor man TO pay for his
MONITOR.
Ellis Robinson is to carry the mail from
here to Barton Landing after July lst
He takes in the whole Bloomington
route.
Jennie Fosters many friends are GLAD
TO hear that she has got home. and is nj
worse for the journey. She is very low
hut hopes are entertained of her ultimat,
recovery
ChiIdrens Day viii be observed her,
on Sunday, July 10th, instead Of June 90
There will be a sermon by the pastor anC
speaking by the children. Bring flower,
and birds. and don't forget TO bring al
the little children.
Coventry
Mrs Vim. Barrows and daughter Wen
TO Bolton Springs last week.
Willing workers meet at NJ E. vestry
Tuesday afternoon and evening.
4. NJ. Gray has bought back the farm
that he sold TO Jerry Drew.
Albert Patten and his mother from
Cambridge, Vt, were visiting RELATIVES
here and in Barton last week.
Mrs. Augusta (Chamberlin) Brooks
died last Tuesday and her funeral wa
held on Wednesday. She was membe
Of the NJ. E. church, and leaves a hus
band, a child, the church and many friend:
| to mourn her loss.
/ East Cha I-1e@fOn
J. S Sweeney got caught between TIVE
logs and injured one leg quite severed.
while rolling logs from the bank int
/ Echo Pond.
The Orleans Co s. S Union hold
/ convention here on wednesday, June 18th